Conservation Of Mass and Energy - ___________________________

 

or ______________________ but can be__________ into ________ according to the formula

 


____ = ____                      

Units(   )  (   )              c - speed of __________

 

 

Mass (kg) to Energy (J) Equation

 

** _________________ that can be obtained from __________

 

Since 1 AMU = _________________ Kg  - Plug into equation …      E= mc2

 

E= (___________________ Kg) X (______________)2 

 

= _____________________ Mev  or   ______________ MeV *****

                               

1 AMU converts to __________  Mev  or   ________ MeV

 

_______________________ (Mass/Energy Relationship)

 

Typical Regents Question - How much energy can be generated when 2 amu are completely converted into energy?

 

Answer: _____________ (each ___________________)

 

Forces inside nucleus

 

1)    _________________________________ - holds nucleus together

 

  - ________________________________________

 

A)   Binding Energy- amount of energy needed to separate nucleons in nucleus.

 

Protons and neutrons in nucleus ____________________________

 

______________________________________________________

 

Mass of Assembled Nucleus < Combined mass of an equivalent # of nucleons.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lost mass called mass defect - **Mass Defect  =  binding energy **

 

                        (mass lost is converted to energy)

 

Subatomic Particles – _____________________________________

 See reference table – Classification of matter

 

Examples:

 

·        Neutrino – no charge and less mass than electron!! (Travel close to speed of light!!!!)

 

Sun produces so many neutrinos that ___________ neutrinos pass through every square centimeter (0.15 sq in) of the surface of Earth every second.

 

·        Meson – mass somewhere between an electron and proton

       

·        Baryons  relatively larger subatomic particles

 

   ex) ________, __________ and ____________ (mass greater than neutron)

 

Baryons are made of smaller particles called quarks (see ref.)

 

Each subatomic _______________ has an “_______________”

 

(___________________________________)

 

 

The “antiparticle” of an _________ is called a _________